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-etindikira (-etindikidde) v.i. refl. become piled up. v.tr. pile oneself up with; pile on oneself.

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-etindikira (-etindikidde) v.i. refl. become piled up. v.tr. pile oneself up with; pile on oneself.

-etindikira (-etindikidde) v.i. refl. become piled up. v.tr. pile oneself up with; pile on oneself.

Related Words
-etigiinya (-etigiinyizza) v.i. refl. fawn (on) move in a writhing manner (as a caterpillar octopus, etc.). Yamwetigiinyizaako. She fawned on him. -etigoonyola (-etigoonyodde) v.i. refl. wriggle; writhe; dance the ‘twist.' -etigoonyola (-etigoonyodde) v.i. refl. wriggle; writhe; dance the ‘twist.' -etiiruula (-etiirudde) v.i. refl. expose oneself indecently. -etiiruula (-etiirudde) v.i. refl. expose oneself indecently. -etiitiibya (-etiitiibizza) v.i. refl. pamper oneself overindulge oneself. -etikka (-etisse) v.tr. refl. put on one's head; carry on the head; carry (of vehicles). kwetikka banne (mu kibiina) to excel one's companions (in class), be at the head of the class, kwetikka bantu, to monopolize the conversation when talking wit -etikkika (-etikkise) v.i. neut. be easy to carrv on the head; be portable. -etikkika (-etikkise) v.i. neut. be easy to carrv on the head; be portable. -etikkira (-etikkidde) v.tr. appl. refl. place on one's head for etc.; undertake for, etc. -etikkirira (-etikkiridde) v.tr. appI. 2 refl. keep carrying carry unceasingly. -etikkula (-etikkudde) v.tr. conv. refl. take off of one's own head; unload oneself. cf. obutikkiro obwetikkiro, Katikkiro, ekitikkiro, lutikko, amatikkirwa, omwetissi, entikka, entikko. -etimba (-etimbye) v.i. refl. decorate oneself; show oneself off exhibit oneself; screen oneself off. -etinda (-etinze) v.i. refl. be bridged; be exciting reach a point of great intensity (of a situation); perform at maximum capacity, go all out; fall/trip over each other. Olwa leero -etippa (-etippye) v.i. refl. have a stern/ harsh/sullen/morose look; bind oneself tightly; become tense tighten up the muscles (e.g., before receiving an injection). amagezi ne gannetippa, and 1 was at a loss/my wits failed me. cf. -e